The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-08


 brother at Altus last Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. II. F. White visited Mrs. Dodson at Altus last week.
 MT. Joe Jacobson. Miss Lillie and Joe, Jr., are visiting Perryville.
 WANTED. Day boarders at $2. 50 pei week. Mas. J. D. WILLIAMS.
 We are pleased to hear from our Atkins correspondent again this week
 Ripe peaches are becoming plenti- ful and they are generally sound and well favored.
 Mrs. Boles of Fayetteville was the guest of Mrs. Martha Shinn and Mrs. Battenfield last week
 Headquarters for Mason's improved Fruit jars, cans and jelly glasses. Call and inspect them.
 H. NJ. GARDEN & Co.
 Rev. R. Burwell, pastor of the c. P. church at Morrilton, will preach at the c. F. church here next Sunday at II and at night. All are invited to att tend.
 MT. R. H. Farquhar, representing the Little Rock Gazette was in town Monday. He is increasing the papers reportorial service and looking after it's circulation.
 School district No. 43 elected J. G. Turner and J. II Mooney directors and voted five mill tax. Mir. c. W. Baird will teach their school, this being his third term in that district.
 Attention is directed to the new advertisement of Dr. ". s. Hinton in another column. The Doctors endorse ment is sufficient guarantee that the remedy he handles is all that is claim ed for it.
 Billy Murphey of Dardanelle was over last week and called around to see us. He got enough of Kansas in q month or so. and likes Arkansas ten fold better now since he has seen the land of wind and booms.
 MT. N. B. McPherson, of Parsons, Kansas, J. B. Hill's new barber, has arrived and opened business with a flourish. He is evidently Ca good one', and dispatches business with rush. Drop in and let him touch you up.
 Pope county captured one of the prizes in the distribution of officers by the State medical society at Little Rock last week. Dr. D. F. Ruff of Dover was elected fourth yice-president. The honor was worthily bestowed.
 If you want to buy secondhand wagon and set of two-horse harness cheap for cash apply to T. c. York al once. 3w.
 --Messrs. J D. Williams and W. II. Rankin moved Monday. The former to the Mrs. Harkey residence on River street, formerly used by Mrs. Hayden as boarding house, and the latter to the late J. G. Aliens residence on Main street, west of the c. r. church.
 sHILoH'S vITALIZER is what you need for Consumption, Loss of Appe- tite, Dizziness, and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75 cents per bottle. For sale by J. w. Wells.
 1.-The excessive rains of last week greatly retarded farm work through out the county. With a continuance Of far weather for a couple of weeks much of the lost ground can be regain cd and crops will be placed in fine con- dition again.
 A copy of the storm Chart for 1887, by the Rev. Irl k. Hicks and calender for 1887, mailed free to any address on receipt of q two cent strmp. Write plainly your name, post office and state. TnE DR. J. II. MCLEAN MEDICINE Co.,, St. Louis, Mo. June 29.
 Mr. IT q Win, ,,,;il taoob tbo public school this summer in district in last weeks paper. George says he of his teaching, besides he don't have to teach school any how.
 Gall and examine our elegant line of lap robes before you purchase else where. c. w. HARKEY & SON.
 --In recent suit at Ft. Smith Rev. $. H. McElyain's mission congregation gained a piece of property valued at 5000. The suit has been in progress for some time and is thus happily end ed. Arrangements will now be per fected for the building of a splendid church edifice.
 For all throat or lung troubles, the most reliable remedy known, is SPARKS INDIAN CoUGH SYRUP, kept by all first class druggists. For sale by W. G. Weimer. june l5.
 The Rev. T. J. Tyler, well remem. bered as the Evangelist who conducted a revival at this place several months ago, has been appointed to take charge of the mission at Birmingham, Ala. His new field will give ample scope for his talents and energy, of which he is the fortunate possessor of an abundant supply.
 II had chills, took Bollings Chero- kee Chill Cure and was cured-haye had no return of chill since.
 s. N. GIVEN.
 For sale by W. G. Weimer, and by W. s. Hinton, Atkins.
 --The band has acquired a recent acquisition in the person of MT. N. B. MoPherson, late of Kansas. He is an expert musician and has made fine impression. The boys are progressing finely, playing well in the highest grades of music and rapidly climbing to the top. They are entitled to un, stinted praise for their hard study and they get it too.
 Prof. H. A. Brijby, the accom- plished teacher of the K. T. silver band and instructor in instrumental music having decided Co permanently locate here if sufficient patronage be giyer hun, offers his services to the public Instruction given in music and in th' | German language. Piano tuning speciality. Terms reasonable. 2w.
 --On Monday night last our Dardan